[Source: CCTV.com] CCTV.com News (Reporter Peng Wenmao) Since the outbreak of the epidemic, the weather has been unbearably hot, but the majority of outdoor workers are still sticking to the front line. Recently, the Federation of Trade Unions of Jianghua Yao Autonomous County in

[Source: CCTV.com]

CCTV.com News (Reporter Peng Wenmao) Since the onset of the ambush, the weather has been unbearably hot, but the majority of outdoor workers are still sticking to the front line. Recently, the Federation of Trade Unions of Jianghua Yao Autonomous County in Hunan Province, in conjunction with the County Federation of Industry and Commerce, the County Party Committee Cyberspace Affairs Office, the County Urban Management Bureau, the Youth League County Party Committee and other departments, carried out the public welfare activities of "Public Welfare Refrigerators, Delivering Coolness in Summer, and Passing on Love" and set up 8 public welfare water stations in the urban areas of the county. station to provide cooling and care to outdoor workers under high temperatures.

At the Binjiang Park Outdoor Workers Service Station, with the tents set up, the refrigerator powered on and the supply of bottled water in place, the public welfare water station at this point was officially opened. There are eight similar public welfare water stations, which are set up at key intersections in the city. They mainly serve outdoor workers such as sanitation workers, delivery boys, and takeaway riders. After learning the news, many outdoor workers came to the site to get free bottled water. "The refrigerator is very good. When you are thirsty, you can get ice water. It is very convenient." Liu Yunfeng, a sanitation worker, said.

The event also received support from many chambers of commerce and associations, which either donated bottled water or provided free electricity. A small refrigerator not only brings coolness to outdoor workers, but also adds "energy supply" to urban civilization. According to the Jianghua Federation of Trade Unions, the "Charity Refrigerator" activity is planned to last until September 10. During this period, each site will arrange staff to be responsible for the daily management of refrigerators and material replenishment to ensure that outdoor workers in need can enjoy the coolness and care. In the future, services will be added in a timely manner based on the needs of the people.